Yes it is on leasehold land but look at the price! This is entry level buying in such a good location. The home is in very good condition considering it was built way back in '60s but a splash of colour would do wonders. The section has a gentle slope to the front and even slighter at the back. The home has golden polished native flooring which looks to be Tawa or similar. They don't build them like this anymore. There are 3 double bedrooms upstairs and another huge room downstairs (which could easily be a family room) plus a second bathroom. French doors open out from the dining room and offers excellent indoor/outdoor flow to the private deck area and the back grounds. This is a perfect place for the kids & pets to safely play or a great spot for the family barbeque. The lease on the land is $7,800 for 6 months and is this lease is current till 2027. This home was recently rented out for $520 per week which may also be an attractive proposition for an investor looking to add to their current rental portfolio. It's certainly not getting any cheaper to buy your own home in Auckland so perhaps a nice four double bedroom home with carport and extra off street parking, nestled in this popular street on leasehold land may suit your budget and your family's needs. It's very convenient and only a short drive to GI park & ride train station, Pak N Save and all the new shops like Carls Jnr, Nosh and many more. The fabulous beaches in the Bays are all within a 10 minute drive at St Heliers, Kohimarama, Orakei (Okahu Bay) and the ever popular Mission Bay. Here you have a great place for family fun times all year round. This little area bordering some very expensive Auckland properties is becoming more and more in demand so don't delay, call Barry today for further information or pop along to the advertised open days. It has an advertised asking price, you just need to take the next step and call Barry.